THE PLAGUE: Queer Cabaret night

THE PLAGUE is a monthly queer cabaret night in the dark and dirty basement of The Rose & Crown in Kentish Town, for amateurs, unprofessionals, devotees and lovers.

Hosted by the INFECTIOUS Freeda Nip, this night is for performers of all varieties, whether beginners or pros, to try out new material or perfect the old.

As the name suggests, this is not some exclusive club - everyone can catch this plague!

This is a space for performers to bring their unpolished, half-finished, filthy, funny, stuff - a space for creative exploration and experimentation ;) but also for a cute night out with your fave queers and a place to meet new ones. That's right, we're talking about building community here!

So bring your friends, bring your non-ethical, non-monogamous polycule, bring your nan, even your straight besties are welcome. Community is everything <3

There will be up to 7 performers a night and each month there will be a theme, to stimulate and inspire - so feel free to dress the part x

The next Plague will be on the 30th October

The Theme for the 30th October will be “B-Movie Baddies and Daddies”

Sign up to perform here.

Organised by TOMBOY Productions in collaboration with Benedict Doggwiler, Hannah Lee and Oona Webster Jones.

This is a fundraising event. All profits made from ticket sales will go to MAP (Medical Aid for Palestine).

General admission - £5.00 to MAP + 0.60 Outsavvy fee

Solidarity Ticket - £10 to MAP + £1.10 Outsavvy fee

The Rose and Crown is unfortunately not currently a wheelchair accessible venue.